The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-01
France is Tranquil Once
More and the new Min
istry is in Power.
The New Premier II toldIy Re.
Cci,cd by the Republican Press
But Favorable signs Visible.
Tile Italian Chamber of DCpu.
ties Adopts n Military Credit
of ~@J 100000.
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France.
IltE FRFNCu PORTFOLIOS.
fARls, May 3l.-M. Descardic has
ccepicd the portfolio of minister OF
,uhl!c works, aud NJ. Doutersmc that
If minister of commerce.
PAR,s, May 3l.-rhc refusal of Ad.
ulraI Ieures To- accept the Office of
minister of marine is attributed to q
,onyer alton he had with NJ dc Frey
,iu t. who told him that Il cabiucl
headed by N, Bouvier must soon fail
and when It did he Frcycinct-
would himself form ministry, which 4.
should include Admiral Jucres II Is .
that although General Far
ron, minister of war, vii not preside .
At the coming iete NJ the opera house +.
which wns looked forward 10 asa
in favor Of Gen. Bou.
langcr, the latter still intends to bc
prcSolt and ia the uniform of gen
eral AnXic'y il expressed lest his
presence may result in some distur-
bauce.
TKE NEW rHiMlER.
PARIS May SIN. RouvIcr read hiG
statement i'm the chamber of deputies
this afternoon. lie said that his iorcig
poliCy would be firm aud prudent
preparations for the exhibitions In
1889 could be actively forwarded. NJ.
Rouvlcr was frequently applaudod by
the members OF the center, aud was
often interrupted by members Ci the
left Nj. ltabcil left in tiu,o SO they
wou' intcrroPate the government
questious, touching its policy and
would demand urgency. NJ. Rouvicr
AZ eed and NJ. Julian, thercupon.
made "A speech in which hc REQUESTED
grGmmc. n. Rouyicr replied that
the minister would firmly apply cX-
isuug legislation on education. In
regard to economy in public expcndi-
.Lres the government
PROPOSED TO EETRENCII
fully G.000OOO francs Referring TO
the political cabinet the premier
said:
I'VE do not rcfc'i especially the
views of anybody
A voico-"I on ale Ferry's double.'
This WIS followed by applause from
tho left. NJ. Rouvicr coIclu led by
declaring amid loud protest from tho
left that the cabiuct relied upon the
support Of the republican maiority.
Answering n question - bsequently,
VI. ROuvier said the government in
tended taat all citizens even scmns-
ries should be subjected to obligations
Of military service Applause by the
ccntre.l a bout 30) youths gathered
outside he chamber Of deputies this
afternoon, aud joined in the cry
"Vivc Boulanger" Tho police dis
persod them.
SOMEWHAT sul-E IN.
PARIS, May 3l-The new cabinet
meets with a sullrn reception from
the publican press. There brc indi-
cations of opposition ii any conccs-
sions be made to thc right. while there
il little hope that tho cabinet can live
without making conces slons. La
Justice, NJ. Clemcnccau's organ, tells
NJ. Rouvicr 10 take bis cabinet to the
-cnate and not TO the chamber of
dcputirs. ltOchtorte says President
Grevy ought in fairness To restore the
Elysco to Mcmahon. NJ. de Csssagln
a. counsels his party t. support the
cabinet il * dOeg not mOlest them.
a petition from Nantes signed before
the mayor Oy Jig0 electors prays
President Grevy to restore General
Boulangcr 10 :he ost Of war min
i-tcr.
GENERAL RoULANG EK,
upon retiring from tho m ministry Of
war. issued an order thanking those
who co-operated with him, aud ad-
vlsing them TO place tho coEntry's de
lenses ina condition to stand any
t,s ST, and urging the army officers to
show devotion their duties and H.
deity to the constitution and laws,
In conclusion he SAYS;
- shall be- the first among you to
give an example both OF military and
republican discipline
General Farron, upon assuming the
duties of the war Office, also issued
an order Of the day in which he
says.
II count upon absolute devotion Of
all, aud am confident that the vari-
Gus arms ofservice will con tinue to
resolltely progress. The armies
which surround us continue to in
crease in military training and for us
to remain stationary would be an
awkward step which would seriously
imperll the conntry's Interests, Like
my predecessor, shall unremittingly
pursue the policy of military reform
end shall devote my whole time TO in-